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Volta a Lleida

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Volta a Lleida
Race details
DateEarly June
RegionLleida, Spain
English nameTour of Lleida
Local name(s)Volta a Lleida (in Catalan)
DisciplineRoad
CompetitionUCI Europe Tour (2005–2008)
TypeStage race
OrganiserPenya Cliclista Colomina
History
First edition1942 (1942)
Editions56
Final edition2008
First winner Baltasar Tarrós (ESP)
Most wins
  • 2 wins:
  •  Baltasar Tarrós (ESP)
  •  Joan Calucho (ESP)
Final winner Lars Boom (NED)

The Volta a Lleida was a road cycling stage race held in the Lleida region of Spain. It was a 2.2 category race on the UCI Europe Tour between 2005 and 2008.

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List of overall winners

Volta a Lleida winners
Volta Year Nat Winner Nat Second Nat Third
61 2018 Spain Txomin Juaristi Netherlands Reinier Honig Spain Eusebio Pascual
60 2017 Brazil Nícolas Sessler Spain Iván Martínez Spain Iñaki Gozálbez
59 2016 Spain Óscar Linares Chile Elías Tello Spain Jorge Bueno
58 2015 Russia Artem Samolenkov Russia Dmitry Strakhov Spain Jorge Arcas
57 2014 Spain Adrià Moreno Spain Juan de Dios González Spain José Guillén
2009 to 2012: suspended
56 2008 Netherlands Lars Boom Colombia Carlos Andrés Ibáñez Netherlands Wout Poels
55 2007 Belgium Francis De Greef Belgium Klaas Sys Italy Alessandro Bisolti
54 2006 Russia Mikhail Ignatiev Spain Manuel Jiménez Russia Pavel Brutt
53 2005 Belarus Branislau Samoilau Russia Pavel Brutt Spain Vicente Peiró
52 2004 Spain Antonio Arenas Belarus Siutsou Kanstanstin Spain Fernando Serrano
51 2003 Spain Xavier Reyes Finland Jukka Vastaranta Spain Iban Latasa
50 2002 Spain Jesús Ramírez Spain Santiago Segú Spain Tomás Lloret
49 2001 Ukraine Alexander Rotar Spain Héctor Toledo Ukraine Volodymyr Savchenko
48 2000 Spain Miquel Alandete Spain Roger Lucía Russia Vladimir Karpets
47 1999 Netherlands Thorwald Veneberg Spain Frederic Ivars Spain Ricardo Ochoa
46 1998 Spain José Urea Spain Frederic Ivars Belgium Manu L'Hoir
45 1997 Russia Denis Menchov Spain Marc Prat Belgium Stive Vermaut
44 1996 France Thierry Elissalde Russia Sergei Gritchenko Venezuela Manuel Guevara
43 1995 Spain Eligio Requejo Spain Jacob Viladoms Spain Javier Otxoa
42 1994 Spain Manuel Beltrán Spain Blas Giner León Estonia Raido Kodanipork
41 1993 Russia Sergey Suleimanov Spain Antonio Civantos Spain Luis Pérez Rodríguez
40 1992 Ukraine Sergey Savinotchkin Spain Francisco Cerezo
39 1991 Spain Alberto Ortiga
38 1990 Germany Fedor Gelin Soviet Union Oleg Kozlitine
37 1989 Spain Vicente Aparicio Spain Félix García Casas
36 1988 Soviet Union Dimitri Zhdanov Soviet Union Evgueni Berzin Spain Juan Francisco Guillén
35 1987 Spain José Pedrero Belgium Marc Brock Spain Francisco López
34 1986 Spain Javier Ruiz Spain Joaquim Llach Spain José López
33 1985 Spain Emili García Spain Javier Ruiz Spain Martí Urpina
32 1984 Spain Jesús Alonso Spain Joaquim Llach Belgium Alex Debremaeker
31 1983 Spain José Luis Navarro Spain Juan Alberto Reig Spain Antonio Llopis
30 1982 Spain Miguel Ángel Iglesias Spain José Luis Navarro
29 1981 Belgium Alex Debremaeker
28 1980 Spain Jaume Vilamajó
27 1979 Spain Antoni Coll
26 1978 Spain Francesc Sala Spain Pedro Delgado Spain José Recio
25 1977 Spain Pedro Larrinaga
24 1976 Spain José Luis Mayoz
23 1975 Spain Fernando Cabrero
22 1974 Spain Jesús Líndez Spain José Nazabal Spain Jesús López Carril
21 1973 Spain Ramón Medina
20 1972 Spain Joan Pujol
19 1971 Spain Javier Mínguez
18 1970 Spain Josep Pesarrodona
17 1969 Spain Antonio Martos Spain Manuel Blanco Spain Andrés Oliva
16 1968 Spain R. Iglesias
15 1967 Spain Joaquín Pérez Spain José Angueira Spain Fermín Andrés
14 1966 Spain Eugenio Lisarde
13 1965 Spain Lluís Mayoral
12 1964 Spain Sebastià Segú
1960 to 1963: suspended
11 1959 Spain Angelino Soler
10 1958 Spain Domingo Ferrer
9 1957 Spain Andreu Carulla
8 1956 Spain Lluís Gras
7 1955 Spain J. Casals
1949 to 1954: suspended
6 1948 Spain Joan Calucho (2)
1947: suspended
5 1946 Spain Emilio Mediano
4 1945 Spain Joan Calucho
3 1944 Spain Ramon Massana
2 1943 Spain Baltasar Tarrós (2)
1 1942 Spain Baltasar Tarrós

References

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